Hunting

A duck cruising the far edge of the decoys is one of the toughest shots for most hunters to make. Unless you know this mind trick

Audrey Ediger stalked to within 35 yards of her quarry and arrowed one of the biggest velvet bucks even taken in a province known for huge muleys.

From the much-loved .35 Rem and Whelen to the now-obscure .358 Win, these five .35-caliber cartridges are on their way out, or already as good as gone.

Bluebills are built for speed. Here's how to stop one as it skims the waves

Plus, expert tips on how to make them and which call styles work best for each

Deer managers across the northeast are on the hunt for EHD, which can do serious harm to deer herds

Sure, an unplugged gun with a magazine extension gives you an edge. But it takes skill to learn how to make the most of all those shells

Want fewer blown stalks and botched shots at pronghorn bucks? Follow these five keys to success during the rifle season

Missing this shot hurts—especially in front of a crowd. Follow these tips to make sure you never whiff a decoying green head again

If you learn the trick to this shot, you can take good, ethical shots at geese (and ducks) that won’t decoy